Learning the ARP 2600 with Original Patches Part 1 |
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Analysing the patches drafted in ARP´s “2600 Patch Book” released in the early 1970s, and reissued as a PDF file by Korg in 2020. |
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Learning the ARP 2600 with Original Patches Part 2 - Frankenstein |
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The patch I´m going to talk about today is probably one of the most famous patches concerning the ARP 2600. It´s from Edgar Winter´s “Frankenstein”. I´ve placed a link to a YouTube video showing Edgar´s Synth-effect solo.... |
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Learning the ARP 2600 with Original Patches Part 3 |
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Today I destruct and explain patch number 26 from the original ARP 2600 patchbook from the 1970s (and show some interesting variations as well of course). |
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Learning the ARP 2600 with Original Patches Part 4 |
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Here in part 4 I show and analyse patch no. 50 „Primeval Forest“ from the original 1970s ARP Patchbook. |
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Making a Big DIY Modular Synth Part 26 |
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Part 26 of my video diary about me making a big hybrid DIY modular synth. I´m making front panels from parts of an old TV. It´s real – but don´t take it too serious. |
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Ommarunn Tutorial 1: Overview |
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This first tutorial gives you an overview about the uncommon but powerful softsynth Ommarunn and the underlaying system of its functionality. |
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Palindrome Part 2 - From Bowl to Ghostly Monster Sound |
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Making a complex ghostly horror sound starting with a simple bowl from the kitchen. Classes/types of sounds and samples and how to make use of them. |
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Past Meets Future Part 1 |
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The barrel organs of the 14th century can be seen as the first musical sequencers. This is the first of 100 short video clips leading your from the past to music making of today. |
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rofilm Quick Guide - Full Bucket´s tricent mk III Tip 1 |
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Full Bucket tricent mk III, dealing with unwanted sound tales, and substituting the missing Unison mode. |
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Roland System 100m Part 1 Double VCO 112 |
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The video gives real in-depth insights of the functionality, the waves, and the spectra, and demonstrates in a couple of patches how well it cooperates with the ARP 2500 remakes as well as with Moog Werkstatt, Korg Volca Modular and Behringer Neutron. At the end of the video I compare the hardware module with a VCV software module. |
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